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Originally Posted by ChrisW6ATV
I looked at the pictures but will need to study it more to give a better description. For a start, though, of the three BNC connectors in picture #4, you can connect the middle one to a TV set's antenna input, and adjust the B&K's signal strength and channel output with the controls above that jack. The left-most of those three connectors provides a variable-level video output that can go into a video monitor or the video input of a VCR or other device. (You need to make or buy the cables needed for these various hookups.)
The row of black buttons let you select various grids of white dots or bars on a black background, or black-and-white ("staircase") or color bars with other test signals. The white or tan buttons select various widths of vertical B&W stripes; the higher the frequency, the narrower the stripes.
Once you get it hooked up to a TV set or monitor, just trying the different buttons will show you what it can do easier than my descriptions. It is a very nice piece of equipment.
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Thank you. Any idea on the five BNC on the back? Now that I have basics on setting it up, I'll give it a try.